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Gardening Tips
Learn more about gardening with our Gardening Tips.
Oregonians have many choices for Christmas trees
Many Oregonians seem to prefer a tree more open than the typical sheared Douglas fir produced for shipment out of state.
How to keep your Christmas tree fresh
Christmas tree specialists bust the myths about how to take care of your cut Christmas tree
Make holiday decorations from plants in your garden
Intertwined organic materials such as grapevines, evergreen boughs and berries make natural-looking wreaths, swags, garlands and centerpieces.
Shred autumn leaves for compost piles and garden beds
Fallen leaves will break down much more quickly if you chop them into tinier pieces.
How to successfully replant riparian areas
Riparian areas that are damaged can be replanted. Six manageable steps are detailed in a comprehensive OSU guide.
Purple-leaf grape vine is an alternative to invasives
Purple leaf grape is a deep reddish purple. Its ornamental features and use as a climber or groundcover, make up for the lack of fruit flavor.
'Growing Farms' planning book is available to public
People can use the book to process information, record their ideas and work through whole-farm planning.
Build a compost worm bin to enrich soil and recycle waste
A new 13-page booklet from OSU Extension tells how to do worm composting in a process called vermicomposting.
Wild strawberry plants can cover a lot of ground
Here's a groundcover that is native to Oregon and doesn't require much water.
